New trend sees parents give their baby daughters boys' names

20 November 2018, 15:45 | Updated: 21 November 2018, 11:25

Parents are no longer giving their little girls traditional feminine names
Parents are no longer giving their little girls traditional feminine names . Picture: Getty

Hayden, James and Blake are among the names becoming popular for baby girls as parents turn away from feminine names.

Parents to be are ditching stereotypical "girls names" in favour of more masculine names - making way for a whole new plethora of unisex monikers.

According to new research, parents to be are now looking towards names such as Hayden, Blake and James for their baby girls, much like celebrities such as Mila Kunis who named her daughter Wyatt.

Parenting website, Stay At Home Mum, also claims the more popular monikers have come from stars like Teri Hatcher who named her daughter Emerson, Blake Lively who named hers James, and Jessica Simpson's Maxwell.

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BOYS NAMES FOR GIRLS

Aidan

August

Aubrey 

Avery

Blake

Cameron

Campbell

Christian

Cullen

Dale

Devon

Drew

Eddie

Glenn

Harley 

Harper

Hayden

James

Logan

Spencer

Tyler

Wyatt 

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The boys' name trend is just the latest wacky fad when it comes to naming newborns.

We previously revealed that parents had named their kids after fairytale characters and mermaids.

Plus there was a phase for giving them exotic and romantic-sounding Spanish names.